The following article by Tom Hamburger was posted on the Washington Post website December 6, 2017:
As President Trump delivered his inaugural address on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in January , his new national security adviser, Michael Flynn, sent a text to a former business associate telling him that a plan to build nuclear power plants in the Middle East in partnership with Russian interests was “good to go,” according to a witness who spoke with congressional investigators.
Flynn had assured his former associate that U.S. sanctions against Russia would immediately be “ripped up” by the Trump administration, a move that would help facilitate the deal, the associate told the witness. Continue reading “Flynn told former business associate that Russia sanctions would be ‘ripped up,’ according to congressional witness”